Pole Sample Clauses

Pole. The term “pole” refers to all SWBT poles subject to the Pole Attachment Act and the provisions of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 codified as 47 U.S.C. §§ 251(b)(4) and 271(c)(2)(B)(iii). Except as the context otherwise requires, the term “pole” refers only to poles (and associated anchors) which are owned or controlled by SWBT and does not include cables and other telecommunications equipment attached to pole structures.
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Pole. The term Pole refers to both utility Poles and Anchors but only to those utility Poles and Anchors owned or controlled by AT&T, and does not include utility Poles or Anchors with respect to which AT&T has no legal authority to permit attachments by other persons or entities.
Pole. The term “pole” refers to poles (and associated anchors) which are owned or controlled by SBC- 13STATE and does not include cables and other telecommunications equipment attached to pole structures.
Pole. The term "pole" refers to both utility poles and anchors but only to those utility poles and anchors owned or controlled by BellSouth, and does not include utility poles or anchors with respect to which BellSouth has no legal authority to permit attachments by other persons or entities.
Pole. 4.2.1. A pole satisfying the definition of paragraph 2.7. of this annex, and offset from any mounting surface, such as a barrier or other structure, so that the test vehicle will not contact such a mount or support at any time within 100 ms of the initiation of vehicle-to-pole contact.
Pole. A Pole solely owned or jointly owned by the Licensor and used to support its facilities, the facilities of a joint user and/or Authorized Licensee.
Pole a pole or any type of structure owned by the District used for the distribution of electricity and/or Communications Service that is capable of supporting Attachments for Communications Facilities. Communications Facilities are not allowed on distribution Poles with switches.
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Pole. A pole owned solely or in part by Verizon- Washington, DC with respect to which Verizon- Washington, DC has the right to authorize the Attachment of Licensee’s Facilities.
Pole. A wooden pole that provides support for aerial Attachments, including any Anchor used to support the Pole.
Pole. 1. When an Application for Pole Attachment Permit is submitted by Licensee a field survey will be required for each pole for which attachment is requested to determine the adequacy of the pole to accommodate Licensee's communications facilities. Licensor will advise the Licensee will advise the Licensee in writing of the estimated charges that will apply for such field survey. (Appendix III, Form X- 0, Xxxxxxxxxxxxx for Field Survey/Make-Ready Work). 2. The field survey may be performed jointly by representatives of Licensor, Joint Owner and/or Joint User and Licensee. 3. Licensor reserves the right to refuse to grant a Pole Attachment Permit for attachment to a pole when Licensor determines that the communications space on such pole is required for its exclusive use or that of a governmental entity with pole attachment rights and that the pole may not reasonably be rearranged or replaced to accommodate Licensee's communications facilities. 4. In the event Licensor determines that a pole to which Licensee desires to attach is inadequate or otherwise needs rearrangement of the existing facilities thereon to accommodate the Licensee's communications facilities. Licensor will advise the Licensee in writing of the estimated make-ready charges that will apply (Appendix III, Form A-1, Authorization for Field Survey/Make-Ready Work). Licensee shall have 30 days from the date of said Form A-1 to indicate its authorization for completion of the required make-ready work and acceptance of the resulting charges. 5. Any required make-ready work will be performed following receipt by Licensor of completed Form A-1. Licensee shall pay Licensor for all make-ready work completed in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement and shall also reimburse the owner(s) of other facilities attached to said poles for any expense incurred by it or them in transferring or rearranging the facilities of such other owners to accommodate Licensee's pole attachment. Licensee shall not be entitled to reimbursement of any amounts paid to Licensor for pole replacements or for rearrangement of facilities on Licensor's poles by reason of the use by the Licensor or other authorized user(s) of any additional capacity resulting from such replacement or rearrangement. 6. Should Licensor, a Joint Owner or a Joint User or a governmental entity with pole attachment rights, for its own service requirements, need to attach additional facilities to any of Licensor's poles, to which Licensee is atta...
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